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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
6
Four year old champion basset hound Socrates owned by Mr and Mrs Paul R Mohr of 2519 North 66th Street Scottsdale is missing. A reward is offered for his return or a puppy, or cash. Call the Mohrs with any information.
City council expected to approve a dog control ordinance enforcing impoundment and fees under county health, with 8 p.m. session at 131 E. Main St. It will also consider CUPD zoning for a horse country club at Hayden and Indian School, amid other bids, zoning actions, and master planning with the University of Arizona bureau.
John Precht wins Progress football pick-em prize of 15 dollars for his entry at 8614 E Montebello. Rick Felder and Fred Anderson tie for second at 4474 Calle Del Norte and 4602 Calle Del Media with tie-breaker guesses 20 7 and 19 6. Actual Notre Dame UCLA score 24 0.
The Scottsdale Education Association endorsed W. W. Dick for state school superintendent after a unanimous vote by the district PAC. The group mailed letters brochures and bumper stickers to 960 teachers. Folsom claimed broad district reforms and support for Prop s 101 and 103.
FAA inspectors and the Civil Aeronautics Board plan returns from Prescott as they continue separate investigations of a helicopter and a light airplane crash 40 miles south of Prescott in the Bradshaw Mountains. Findings may be disclosed tomorrow. A. Louis deLisle, a Scottsdale chemical engineer, was killed in the helicopter crash along with Phoenix pilot Neal Brittain. William Dusenberry of Paradise Valley was seriously injured and treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for multiple injuries and shock.
Western diplomats say Moscow is reopening talks with Beijing as Khrushchev’s dismissal prompts possible dialog. Brezhnev and Kosygin may struggle to bridge gaps though a resumed Moscow Beijing dialogue could yield a propaganda truce and strategic advantages.
Johnny Keane, who quit as Cardinals manager after a World Series win over the Yankees, signs a one year contract to manage the New York Yankees. The historic switch shocks baseball as the team faces new leadership.
President Johnson ordered flags at half staff for 30 days and called Hoover a humanitarian citizen of all mankind. Armed forces will render suitable honors at the funeral, while Sen. Goldwater praised Hoover as a whole man who withstood detractors.
The piece quotes Hubert Humphrey praising Herbert Hoover as a public servant and humanitarian. Everett Dirksen lauds Hoover as gracious and one of the greatest men to influence the Republic. A separate note reports 2nd Lt. Phillip G. Sparks, 24, from Miami Oklahoma, killed in an F100D crash at the Gila Bend range. An Arizona political analysis in Congressional Quarterly weighs Gov. Paul Fannin’s Senate prospects against Roy Elson, noting Fannin’s strength from three terms as governor.
Herbert Clark Hoover, humanitarian and 31st U.S. president, died at 90 in his Waldorf Towers apartment. Funeral plans and a two day lying in state in Washington followed, with burial atop the West Branch hill in Iowa and the return of Lou Henry Hoover's remains.
Coronado High School teacher Donald Seaman 32 of Scottsdale charged with indecent act in Encanto Park Phoenix. The Spanish instructor allegedly exposed himself to a plainclothes officer in a park restroom. He posted $300 bond and faces trial November 4 in Phoenix City Court No. 1.
Mild conditions continue with highs around 86 degrees and a cooler low near 58 on Wednesday. Winds are light to moderate on both days and no major temperature changes are expected. Local observer Willard Greene notes today’s low near 67 and yesterday’s high around 82.
New York dispatch notes the irony of Herbert Hoover’s long public life marked by a single unpopularity when he became president. It highlights his post White House decades of public service, strong work ethic, and views on limited government and foreign policy.
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